Elm, he do brood. And Oak, he do hate. But the Willow-man goes walking, If you stays out late.

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Just think that Utd aren' actually that good and Arsenal shouldn't have such a terrible start this time around and on the whole do better. Obviously football is not played on paper, but if one is to compare the squads of the two sides, I don't really see any areas where one side is a great deal better than the other. But having said that, I don't think either of them will win it. In actual fact I expect Chelsea will be the most capable of overhauling City. Like I say though, these views are subject to whatever happens in terms of transfers over the next month or so.

Fair enough, though I'd probably say that United couldn't possibly get ****ed as hard by injuries as they did last year. Agree with you about Chelsea, they've made a real statement though it will be interesting to see how they accommodate/rotate Mata, Hazard, Marin and probably Oscar. You're right though, with a month still to go it's all pretty pointless conjecture at the moment.

Elm, he do brood. And Oak, he do hate. But the Willow-man goes walking, If you stays out late.

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What's worrying me most at the moment is the lack of movement on the Arshavin, Bendtner and Squillaci transfer front. Desperate to never see any of them ever again if possible, especially playing fo Arsenal.

A £15m cheeky bid for RVP, fair enough, wont say no at that price, don't think its worth blowing £25m+ on him for the sake of it though.

Remember saying all this about Dwight Yorke in 1998.............

Am in work tomorrow, shall keep an eye out for a rapey Dutchman at the Lowry hotel and let you know.

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A £15m cheeky bid for RVP, fair enough, wont say no at that price, don't think its worth blowing £25m+ on him for the sake of it though.

Remember saying all this about Dwight Yorke in 1998.............

Am in work tomorrow, shall keep an eye out for a rapey Dutchman at the Lowry hotel and let you know.

Oh yeah I definitely have my doubts about spending big on a 29 year old forward. But jesus, you'd rather have Carroll? You're thinking way too hard. Any fool can see RVP is awesome and Carroll is ****e.

It's a really strange labour market. Is there anywhere else that other companies pay massive "transfer fees" for rival workers? Who in their right mind would sign a seven-year contract with their employer anywhere else?

It's a really strange labour market. Is there anywhere else that other companies pay massive "transfer fees" for rival workers? Who in their right mind would sign a seven-year contract with their employer anywhere else?